At a time when around 50,000 employees have already been laid off in the tech industry this year so far, including those done by Microsoft, Google and Amazon, another tech giant has conducted mass layoffs. Dell Becomes Latest Tech Giant To Do Layoffs, Fires 6,000 Employees Dell layoff/dell In a filing on Monday, Dell Technologies … Read more
Geoff Keighley briefly, and barely, addressed the recent, historic number of layoffs that have hit the video game industry already this year, after failing to do so for months. But before I could even give the guy some credit for doing the bare minimum, he turned around and started advertising his next big video game … Read more
Google cut at least 40 positions in its news division on Wednesday, according to CNBC, adding to layoffs at the Washington Post, New York Public Radio and Barstool Sports over recent months, as a brutal series of closures and job losses rock the media industry in 2023. October 18Between 40 and 45 positions at Google … Read more
The Washington Post will offer voluntary buyouts to its staff as part of an effort to cut 240 positions, adding to layoffs at New York Public Radio, Barstool Sports and the Texas Tribune over recent months, as a brutal series of closures and job losses rock the media industry in 2023. October 10The Washington Post … Read more
In an era of hustle culture, great resignation, burn out, a CEO stood out for letting all her employees take leave for the entire month of August, and to top it off she gave them paid leave! 64 Million Artists co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Jo Hunter in an interview has said ‘in the UK, … Read more
Chris Hyams wants to land you a job. Hyams runs the job site Indeed, which lists 30 million positions — from long-haul truckers to CFOs — in more than 60 countries. Over the past decade, Indeed, owned by Japan’s Recruit Holdings Co., has evolved from a listing of open positions to an online hub where … Read more
Ms Cheikho was sacked from her job for not typing enough while working remotely. An Australian woman, who was working with an insurance company, lost her job after 18 years after her firm used keystroke technology to monitor her work-from-home performance. According to New York Post, Insurance Australia Group (IAG) consultant Suzie Cheikho was sacked … Read more